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Show DAILY UTAH STATE JOUKXAI TlESDAY. XOVEMUEll TIE FLAG AND TIME RAILROAD FAGS ! CARD Classified Columns! III cfit-c- l I, 1H0J 1 favors the I !1i II l.r like Post-Dispat- way. ch -1902 Private car atFebruary 24, to from Washtrain tached regular to see to New return and Tork ington launching of Emperor Williams yacht, the Meteor. April 7, 1902 Special train from Washington to Charleston, S. C., and return on visit to Charleston expo- sitlon. April 18, 1902 Had private car to New Tork and return to witness Installation of Nicholas Murray Butler - So. U 7 Wa. in. ;W. s No. No. brick house on KOIt RENT Furnished rooms for Large lot; fine housekeeping. Inquire 2156 Washlawn and shade; 82,250, on lnstall-men- ta ington avenue. HCNTER & KENNEDY. FOR SALE. FOR SALE New house, with six acres of good land, at Five FOR SALE A busl-nePoints; 2,000. J, J. BRUMMITT. every3,000 per year; paying thing complete; at a great sacrifice. FOR SALE OR TRADE The greatBest of reasons for selling, est snap In business property In J. J. BRUMMITT. Utah. j. J. BRUMMITT. FOR SALE Base burner ' heating FOR SALE Fine house, stove, handsomely nlckled and In close In on Grant; 1,500. good condition; 10. 2910 WashingJ. J. BRUMMITT. ton ave. FOR SALE Elegant lota 50x130, on WANTED. Twenty-fift- h street; 100. J. J. BRUMMITT. WANTED room m six-roo- sa st - Iorau-lio- , TU-ki- e ami r MumH-',it-- ofllce at Union D U toa. 815-3- Sunday with Joseph Wllmer. January 26, 1903. Special car from Washington to Canton, O., and return to take part In McKinley exercises. April 1, 1902. Specldl train from Washington to Pacific coast and return. This trip covered over 22,000 miles and lasted 66 days. June 9, 1902. Special train from Washington to Cleveland, O., and return to attend wedding of Senator Hanna's daughter. July 15, 1903. Special car from Washington to Balitmore and return to attend National Saengerfest. June 27, 1903. Special train from Oyster Bay to summer vacation. September 6, 1903. Special car from Oyster Bay and special train from Hoboken to Syracuse and return, with another special car from Long Island City to Oyster Bay, the object of the trip to make a speech at the opening of the state fair and to review the Labor Day parade. September 16, 1903. Special train from Jersey City to Antletam and return to dedicate monument Saved from Terrible Death. The family of Mrs. M. L. Bobbitt of Dnrgertown, Tenn., saw her dying and powerless to save her. The most skillful physicians and every remedy use falled,whlle consumption was her life. In this "rely taking terrible hour Dr.. King's New Dlscov-f- rf ?or turned despair into Joy. Consumption The first bottle brought Im- mediate relief and Its continued use completely cured her. Its the most certain cure In the world for all throat and lung troubles. Guaranteed bottles c and 31.00. Trial bottles free at Jesse J. Driver Drug Store. Discarded. The stiff, formal style of business said the siness man. We are beginning to We ) card all stereotyped forms. longer say, I beg leave to advise u, or We would ray In reply but ! write the letter In the simplest, lefest manner possible. We Instruct r clerks to write as naturally as ey would talk, and to state their siness without any unnecessary rds. Instead of I beg leave to e that certain goods have been nt, they start without any furbe-srto write, The goods have been nt to you as ordered. It stands to ason that if a man is answering a tter, he is replying to. a previous te. The older clerks do not like Is innovation. They have become ther attached to the grandiose style, it the young clerks heartily approve less formality. ter is passing, te ad-s- s Dispute Over Planet Mara. A recent dispatch from Prof. Per-va-l Lowell from Flagstaff, Aria., atlng that a large projection of Mara is been discovered, leads Prof. Gar itt P. Servlss to declare that the anet Is undoubtedly Inhabited. On ie other band. Prof. Flammarlon of arls declares that the projection is clouds or ily an Illumination of the in the summits setting ifty mountain other analogous in, and that many jservatlons have already been made. One of the Thin Red Line. living quietly on a farm In the lit e town of Viola, Del., Is George one of the few survivors of lat band of men who have gone Dwn In history since the battle of thin red line. alaklava as the here are several living who went i make up The Noble Six Hundred, at no far as Mr. McKIllIgan knows e Is the only one remaining of the lnety-thlr- l Highlanders. I- point Kan -t 11 -- I.uni 1. PBCBBiBHP In ttni. KnM ed North-Wester- n Railway. Standard and tourist sleeping cars, compartment observation cars, bulfet smoking and library cars; all meals In dining cars. Fast schedules. Through Train Service TO EAST AND SOUTHEAST NORTH AND NORTHEAST -- VIA- The Chicago Bpeclail eaves Denver nt 4:16 p. m. every day, and all lines into Denver run tarins to connect with Another flyer for Chihigh-gra- UNION PACIFIC de cago leaves Denver at 9:45 p. m. Millions have been spent by the Union Pacific In The 8t. Louis Special leaves Denver nt 2 p. m. and the evening train at 9:45 p. m. Write me for particulars. 756 tno improvement of its line, and all human ingenuity has been adopted to proteot its patrons The against accident. line is renowned for its fast trains and the general superiority of its service and equipment. TICKBTMl 79 West Second Sooth St. R. F. NESLEN, General Agent. SALT LAKE CITY. THE UNION PACIFIC ' sous Three Through Trains Daily to the Bast, the fart trains arriving many hoars ahead of all oompatitora. PROFESSIONAL CARD3. Phone 342 X. Notary Public. JOSEPH CHEZ Attorney and Counselor-at-LaFirst National Bank Building. Full information ohsarfnlly foraiahad on application to O. IT nORSR Traveling 42 MAC MILLAN Now-a-da- ys Attornsys-at-La- First National Bank Through Service is much easier than only a few years ago. By taking advantage of the new service on the D. JOHNSON Lawyer. First National Bank UNION ARTHUR E. PRATT, stTlouis AND THE EAST PACIFIC AND VIA Lawyer. Room 305, & car. J. J. BRUMMITT. 9 Chicago of the Chicago Spcrlnl BOILER, INSURANCE. Rooms 8 and Building. VIA TUB And there is something to see In the mountains of Colorado and the fertile plains of Nebraska, Iowa and Illinois. FIRE, LIFE, HEALTH, RIDGLEY, ACCIDENT, PLATE GLASS, STEAM T. AND EAST For lfriini car ticket and iuioriusliiui apply to C. A. TALKER. CfMitl Agval Ckka Nuftk Wten Ry. 20S So. Milo St., Saif lots City, Uttk. It hits a lounging room twenty feet long, brilliantly lighted; and furnished with easy chairs, a writing desk, s, periodicals, etc., and buffet. In the rear is a broad pint-forprotected by brass rails, where you can sit and watch the scenery while the special hunts over the rails at sixty miles an hour. MISS L. WADSWORTH. Rooms 14 to 18 Building. CHICAGO ( street HENDER80N A DAILY TO hr dnimrMn. m MISCELLANEOUS. 41-- 3 Trains mag-nslne- Car 17 y tion. December 20, 1902. Special car from Washington to Rapldan, Va., to spend ill X. Ill p. in well-stock- m at No. No. Tiro last is a T. Twenty-fift- h , I Cosy m done, any width, 111. Tii-ke- A Twenty-sevent- PLEATING Kxpn-Mi- AKKIVK DAILY. hail. Hall Ijikc-- ami all Ieiot. r m 00 K l.iniiint . . . 2 15 p.m. all pmuti 7:l.i Hi. L.111U al No. t A. Hkxxy, t and Paa. Ag't. Agent. OUliKS, I'TAH. E. Bi'xi.iTi lieu. i'aaa. A Tt.ke Agent, Halt Lake City, Utah 1 rendu office. as president of Columbia university. May 2, 1902 Private car from Washington to Annapolis and return to brick house present diplomas to graduating mid- FOR SALE Eight-rooon South Washington; lot 110x525. shipmen. House arranged for two famlllea car from June 10, 1902 Private Good cellar, city water. Price, West Point and return to attend cenon lnstallmenta What will you tennial ceremonies. HUNTER & KENNEDY. June 24, 1902 Took special train give. from Washington to Boston to comFOR SALE We still have several mencement exercises at Harvard. This houses on our list that can be purtrain went and returned as the first chased on the Installment plan. section of the Federal express. HUNTER & KENNEDY, July S, 1902 Special car to PittsRoom 6, First National Bank Bid. burg and return to make Fourth of FOR SALE Good building lot, 64x July speech there. 145, corner of Grant and Patterson. 1902 car to August 21, Special One Price, 300, In Instalmenta W. return. and Va., 'Wheeling, block from car line; two blocks 1902 Special train 5, September from schoolhouse; seven from Union from Oyster Bay on two weeks tour of New England. depot HUNTER A KENNEDY. 1902 19, September Special train WANTED. from Jersey City on projected six weeks tour of the west The trip was WANTED If you want to buy, sell or abandoned at Indianapolis because of a trade Furniture, Carpeta Stovea or sore on the Presidents leg. anything in the .line of Household October 81, 1902 Special troin from Goods call and see ua Part cash; Manassas for two days turkey hunt balance ' easy paymenta I. X. L. and from Manassas to Oyster Bay Furniture New and Second-han- d where he voted, and then returned on Twenty-fourt- h street; Store, the special to Washington. SAM KLINE, Proprietor. November 10, 1902. Special cur from To sell chrysanthemums; Washington to New York and from WANTED 25c. to 7$c. doa Tel. 421 Y. New to Memphis, Tenu., by way of Pittsburg, Cincinnati and Louisville. November 22, 1902. Special car fiom BREVITY IN BUSINESS LETTERS. Washington to Philadelphia and return to attend Founder day celebrarmal Style of the Past Now Gener-all- 9- G. H. IoKKit, m E Atlantic Hun-da- WANTED To place about 3,000 local WANTED People who are planning money In small real estate loana to build next year to call and get HUNTER A KENNEDY. our list of good residence lota WANTED Clean, white rags at the HUNTER A KENNEDY. Utah State Journal office. Three-rooFOR SALE frame WANTED To talk to the people about house and nine building lots each Ama King Gold Mining Comthe 50 feet front on Twentieth street east Call at room 6, First Napany. of Jackson Ave. City water; cellar. tional Bank Bldg, and see samples Price, 900, on lnstallmenta of ore and get copy of expert's reHUNTER & KENNEDY. port HUNTER A KENNEDY. SALE! Eight-rooFOR brick house MONEY TO LOAN. h at 543 street; 2,500. HUNTER A KENNEDY. MONEY TO LOAN On city or farm improved property; five year loans Eight-rooframe house with option of paying In three years. In Nob hllL Strictly modern; 2,500, HUNTER A KENNEDY. on lnstallmenta HUNTER it KENNEDY. MONEY TO LOAN. J. J. BRUM-MITFOR-SAL- lAlkc -- iJ.-t'ar- he near Furnished State Journal office by young man. Send terms to A. 2, State Journal six-roo- m 7 l.l p. ni. Xo. No. No. 4 DEPART DAILY. Atlantic 'Mail, all pm ill. Ksl. 7:25 a. in. IH-a- l ltll 0iliu. six-roo- m FOR SALE Nice house, large lot, on Twenty-firstreet, between Wall and Lincoln avenues; 1,600. J. J. BRUMMITT. Yallry t'orilaml rt -alt m ed in. a. in. N. The Only Doable-Trac- k Railway Rctwecn the Missouri River sad Chkso. kffiH--t 10 45 a m. Limited 2:40 p. 111. fnin Park I'itjr ami Han val Hutu- X 10 a. ' in. 7.05 p. m. Valley No, Kxprex, from all AKKiVI. point Hast 12:Wa.in. South of ( Ijcitrn. Through Sleeping Cara to Omaha. Kanaai tty, Chicago au,l Hi. Umi. Near York aiul BotSo. Ink? 1 40 p. M tom 30. aalt lake anil liiteiiui-ilialA perfect Dining-Ca- r aerrieg oil all through K 00 a. m. ihmiiiii tram. 'So. 10 NiHiird m. Ijikoaud r Recllulng-ChalFiw -Car. 9 No. Muth ami 1 t.i a. in. I. A. BEN POX, General Agctil raaMtiger DeNo. 11 Kali Lakr and TiimoKinw.. 6 56 p. 111 partment, Hall Lake City. North of C. A. HENRY, Ticket Agent, OgiU-ll- , So. V alloy 10 so a. m O. B. GILSON, Agent, Ogden. No. 9 Portland and llutte 7 10 a. iu No. Ill Suite ami 7 IN) p. m "Traiua aouih of Juabruu daily, exerpt FOR RENT. SALE South Washington. Six-roo- -- Cai-hr i. in. . m. (cil-n- , Xortli of ch , 10 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. Post-Dispat- a-- u 5j -- Disposal. The Joplin (Mo.) Globe says that the scruples which prevented Roosevelt from accepting the flag made by the Boston girl are apparently off duty when the railroad pass is tendered him. Then the Globe quotes from an articles printed In the St Louis in which It Is shown that no other occupant of the White House has received such continuous and extensive favors from the railroads as President Rolsevelt The compiled Mr. of Roosevelt's travels In a diary special trains provided by the railroads without money or price since September 17, 1901, as follows: September 17, 1901 Left Washington on McKinley funeral train to Canton, Om and return. November 4, 1901. Had private car to Philadelphia and return to see army and navy football game. February 9, 1902 Had private car from Washington to Groton, Mass., to see his sick son. Came back same mil uJ Tinlii ami iuieruitMiau: lu ,io,i,i7 Mnl l.ku aiul Ix'iiils List of Froo Special Trains Placad at His Astonishing i. W. TIWK C.lltll. July ST, mult. 16. lu xkv, 1rovo, Milfonl Miiitn iuim - Nfll -- V- 7 sHHHI South of (lgit'u. SITUATIONS WANTED ADVERTISEMENTS FREE OF CHARGE FOR ONE TIME president has r.Nrt. 17 MILWAUKEE CniCACO, Eccles Bldg. & PAUL ST. Missouri Pacific LINE WANTED ONE TO WABBLE. RAILWAY a person can travel two whole days from Ogden to Chicago without change of cars. Xo trouble at all. Provincial Dandy Would Go Capital Swell One Better. Chick was considered the dandy of and when he came up to London always made a study of what he considered the latest fashions in order to Introduce them into his native village. With this end In view, after watching closely the attire of the male habitues of Piccadilly, he went Into a hosier's shop and asked for gloves. He was shown several pairs, but astonished the shopkeeper by saying: But I want three. Three gloves? Dear me! Do you mean three pairs? "No, I want three gloves. Nobody can wear more than two." I know that; most on 'em ony wears one and wabbles the other; but I want three two to wear and one to wabble." London Telegraph. SCENIC THROUGH COLORADO SIocum-on-Mu- C. S. WILLIAMS, Commercial Agent, 106 West Second South St., Salt Lake City. KINSASMSSOURI PULLM AN SLEEPING CARS, OBSERVATION DINING CARS. Electric Lights, Electric Fans. Reclining CHAIR cars (asare ran).. DAY COACH El. Fir hrtlijlckits, FUtfsrs, lie., iMrus The Overland Route OF THE" Union Pacific Ralroad are assured that all human ingenuity has been adopted to protec t them against PATRONS Polite Barter. Col. Sir Francis Aylmer Graves-Sswwho died the other day, enjoyed a baronbtcy of curious origin. His grandfather owned a picture which King William IV. desired to purchase. His majesty was politely Informed that the picture was not for sale, but if the owner were thought worthy of the dignity of a baronet be would respectfully ask his majesty to accept tbe picture as a gift Tbe baronetcy was duly conferred and the picture changed bands. accident Mil- "From the l, Why Corn Pops. The scientific reason for the popping of corn has been Investigated by Prof. Kraemer of Philadelphia, who finds that the endorsperm is more or less translucent and horny, and its cells contain closely arranged polygonal starch grains, having a central rarefied area. The degree of the expansion of these cells depends upon the relative amount of water and air In the grain. SUMMIT lars have been Union Pacific to the pany in the of its equip ed for Its trains thelr and. arrlval jn time, and the general superiority of its service. XJnioxiRUNS3?a,oiflo Three trains dally to the East the fastest trains arriving many hours ahead of all competitors. Full information cheerfully furnished on application to G. H. CORSE. tt fast The Colorado A Southern and Fort Worth A Denver Railways connect with the Gull' of Mexico. They are tbe initial links in the routes through the Fort Worth gateway to Mexico, Kew Orleans and the States. They are important links in the water and rail lines from Atlantic Seaboard territory to Utah for freight traffic. The Colorado A Southern serves the populous centers and principal mining camps in Colorado, HOYT SHERMAN, General Agent, Salt Lake City, Utah, Col-ira- Eastern-S- outhern , |